I really enjoyed reading this 🦋 As a postpartum mother, I’ve struggled for the last two years with adjusting my style to my body - from tossing my entire closet when all I saw were crops for my growing belly, to wanting the pieces back when my waist was smaller again.. to breastfeeding and being the smallest I’ve ever been with boobs I’ve never had, so nothing fits the same. It’s been a journey and you’re so right that our style directly correlates with our confidence. When we look good and feel good in our attire, everything is alright!
You have me thinking about wearing crops as a teen and how society correlates that to wanting to be “fast”.. so you almost steer from it.. not wanting daddy to see you leaving out for school with your shirt tied in the back, so your waist is accentuated. But what if I was doing it as a love for me and my body? Not for attention?
This was so good! You’re really inspiring me to start my blog. I have an entire list of topics in my notes I’d love to publicly journal about lol
I really enjoyed reading this 🦋 As a postpartum mother, I’ve struggled for the last two years with adjusting my style to my body - from tossing my entire closet when all I saw were crops for my growing belly, to wanting the pieces back when my waist was smaller again.. to breastfeeding and being the smallest I’ve ever been with boobs I’ve never had, so nothing fits the same. It’s been a journey and you’re so right that our style directly correlates with our confidence. When we look good and feel good in our attire, everything is alright!
You have me thinking about wearing crops as a teen and how society correlates that to wanting to be “fast”.. so you almost steer from it.. not wanting daddy to see you leaving out for school with your shirt tied in the back, so your waist is accentuated. But what if I was doing it as a love for me and my body? Not for attention?
This was so good! You’re really inspiring me to start my blog. I have an entire list of topics in my notes I’d love to publicly journal about lol
This fills my heart. I hope you continue to honor your evolving body (and buy yourself something beautiful to wear!).